Pretty sure this was a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode. The giant spider was hanging out in a suspiciously well-lit underground cavern while occasionally sallying forth to crush cars and kill people.

Or Montana, not too far away. But these guys probably wanted altitude as well.

I couldn’t make it to Posse but I walked past you during the WeatherTech open pitlane event. You looked like you were shooting video with a phone so I didn’t yell.

Whereas Bun-tea is a wonderful and tasty late afternoon snack enjoyed in most of the British Commonwealth. (Disclaimer: probably could also be a lie.)

...and most drivers are much worse at driving that most skiers are at skiing, so to me it’s pretty clear that skiing is more dangerous.

I know - I occasionally reflect on the fact that he went all those years driving incredibly fast cars with no mishaps. Only to be felled by a damn skiing accident. Just unbelievable.

Never mind endurance racing - my instructors at HPDE track days yell at me to stay off the curbs. And admittedly, sometimes the car’s balance is upset when it runs over the curb. If I was a faster driver, that could actually be dangerous.

Let’s eat grand, ma!

Interesting. I didn’t know that. Thanks.

I just found out in a different thread that it rhymes with took, not tuck. I’ve been saying it wrong all along.

Given the walking pace of traffic in most Indian urban areas, autorickshaws(*) are as safe as most other forms of transportation from a mechanical point of view. The real danger lies in the fact they have no windows and thus no way to save your lungs from the searing, death-bestowing air pollution in most Indian…

Was there too. Agreed, it was a lot of fun although the heat and humidity were unbearable for me.

But what about the next installment of the story?

Now, that really is a genuinely cool story, bro.

This is the law in Virginia at least: you cannot have fog lights and high beams.

They behave the same as another layout with the same weight. AWD tends to add a little weight, so that affects the inertia characteristics. But yeah, your point is absolutely right.

Another response in this thread says it has to do with how the track organizations charge for track time. Makes sense, as do many of the other explanations.

More like Bigmooch.

I see, now it makes sense. Thanks.

Yeah, that’s my kind of track day! I wish I had such options locally.